I am starting to think that Alex Padilla purposely got aggressive today in order to provoke the officers to use force.

Now, [they] can use this incident to stoke the flames for the upcoming riots.

Watching Cory Booker get all amped up here makes it crystal clear to me.

https://x.com/realaf_patriot/status/1933344351326818631?s=46

“political theater” 🎥🎬🎭

4460 06/13/2020

They can no longer hide in the dark.
It's happening.
You are watching it.
The World is Watching.
Have faith in Humanity.
Q

https://x.com/realaf_patriot/status/1933387012104417766?s=46

Abs posting on 6/12 and talking on 6/11 about events that end up happening just hours later. And it was the 13th in Iran. Have a listen.
@RealAbs1776 @AbsWifey1776

💣💣💣💣

THE TIME IS NOW‼️ ⏰

4464 06/13/2020

The 'how' will be hard to understand for most.
Focus on the 'why'.
The 'when' is now.
Q

https://x.com/realaf_patriot/status/1933505867292242350?s=46

😑The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit on June 13, 2025, denied President Donald Trump's request for an en banc rehearing in the E. Jean Carroll defamation and sexual assault case, leaving intact the full $88.3 million in damages awarded to Carroll across two separate jury verdicts.

The denial means the full 13-judge Second Circuit rejected Trump's appeal of a December 2024 three-judge panel decision that upheld a $5 million verdict finding Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation. Circuit Judges Steven Menashi and Michael Park filed a 37-page dissenting opinion, arguing the panel's decision "embraced a series of anomalous holdings" and sanctioned "striking departures" from normal evidence rules.
READ | XPOST

Robert “RJ” May, 38, a member of the House of Representatives in the Palmetto State, was arrested at his Lexington County home Wednesday on a 10-count indictment charging him with distributing child sex abuse material, court documents showed.

Lawyers for May suggested at his arraignment that someone else could have been using his WiFi password to procure and share the twisted images.

Homeland Security agents searched May’s house in August 2024 and seized nearly three dozen electronic devices from his home, including a laptop, a tablet, four cell phones, four hard drives, and 19 thumbdrives, The State reported.

On one of those seized devices, May allegedly kept several videos of himself on trips to Colombia engaging in sex with three women who appeared to be underage and were paid, a DHS official testified.

Prosecutors asked that May not be given bail because his two children are the same age as those who were exploited in the illicit material.

READ | XPOST

🐸President Trump told The Post Friday that he knew Israel would strike Iran if the theocratic regime didn’t quickly agree to a revised nuclear deal with the US.

“I always knew the date,” the president said in a brief phone interview. “Because I know everything. I know everything. I know everything.

“I gave them 60 days and they didn’t meet it,” Trump went on. “Today’s 61, you know. Today’s day 61.”

Asked whether Netanyahu provided him with intelligence showing the progress of Iran’s nuclear program and whether the 60-day window was mutually agreed, Trump said, “I know what’s going on. Someone informed me of it.”

“They had a great chance to make a deal. Iran did,” Trump said Friday. “They had a great chance to make a deal and they didn’t make it.”
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4465 06/13/2020

Biblical Times.
Q

https://x.com/realaf_patriot/status/1933562162888220877?s=46

This is a national security issue that needs to be addressed yester-year.

LINK
@RedPillPharmacist

NYPD Chief of Patrol: If We Had ‘Consequences’ for Protesters Who Break Law Like FL, ‘We Wouldn’t Be Doing This Every Night’

NYPD Chief of Patrol John Chell stated that it is “frustrating” for police in New York City because they arrest protesters who are breaking the law, but these lawbreaking protesters don’t face consequences “for being in the street or throwing things.” And contrasted this treatment with how Florida handles this issue where they have stronger laws on the issue and “those are called consequences. Will we get them in New York City? Probably not. But if we had them, we wouldn’t be doing this every night.”

Chell said, “[F]or the cops, it’s kind of frustrating, because we lock people up, but there [are] really no consequences for being in the street or throwing things.”

He continued, “I just was on a show before, if you look at Florida, I was watching a show with Gov. DeSantis (R), they have legislation for their state for protest activity that’s a little more severe. So, those are called consequences. Will we get them in New York City? Probably not. But if we had them, we wouldn’t be doing this every night.”
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